XEN-30304 Food and Bioprocess Control
Course
Credits 4.00
Teaching method | Contact hours |
Lectures | 20 |
Project learning | 20 |
Tutorial | 20 |
Course coordinator(s) | dr. ir. R Hartemink |
Lecturer(s) | |
Examiner(s) | prof. G Trystram |
Language of instruction:
English
Contents:
Part 1
- dynamics of food processes (analysis, dynamic modelling, applications);
Sensors (classical sensors and measurement systems; real time measurement for food processes; study of the instrumentation of a unit operation);
- control (Sequential control of food processes; numerical controllers; use of Computer Aided Design tools; generalised design of food processes);
- Computer Integrated Manufacturing for the Food Industry;
- applications, practice and case studies.
Part 2
Engineering of Food Process Control: case study as a project for groups of (3) students.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of this course the student is able to:
- discuss methods and tools of process control and available sensors;
- study and understand food process instrumentation in the food industry;
- understand applications of process control science for food unit operations.
Activities:
Lectures, Tutorials, Case Studies.
Examination:
Written report and oral presentation.
Literature:
Will be announced.
Programme | Phase | Specialization | Period | ||
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Compulsory for: | MFT | Food Technology | MSc | F: European Master in Food Studies | 5 |